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But wouldn't an obvious answer to this be to use a background full of swirl, then add people onto it, then swirl again (so the background swirl is swirled twice).
Then when you'd be "deswirling" with you code, you'll be finding something always swirled?
maybe even use a background who's "swirled right" and then "swirl left" the "backgroung + people" (or nyan cat or whatever)?
Breaking captcha is bad, mkay :)
Love it. +1. But wouldn't an obvious answer to this be to use a background full of swirl, then add people onto it, then swirl again (so the background swirl is swirled twice). Then when you'd be "deswirling" with you code, you'll be finding something always swirled? maybe even use a background who's "swirled right" and then "swirl left" the "backgroung + people" (or nyan cat or whatever)?
It wouldn't change what he is detecting, which is the sum of the edges.
Breaking captcha is bad, mkay :)
Love it. +1. But wouldn't an obvious answer to this be to use a background full of swirl, then add people onto it, then swirl again (so the background swirl is swirled twice). Then when you'd be "deswirling" with you code, you'll be finding something always swirled? maybe even use a background who's "swirled right" and then "swirl left" the "backgroung + people" (or nyan cat or whatever)?
Very interesting article, and an insightful realization. I had no idea Sobel could do that.
Speech recognition: https://gist.github.com/4520930
Laplace: https://gist.github.com/4564489
Fourier transform: http://nbviewer.ipython.org/urls/raw.github.com/rjw57/mintey...
I'd love to see MintEye respond.